Tag: George Mann

The High Republic Show: Phase II Path of Deceit Cover, New Authors Chat, and More!

It’s been just over two months since the last The High Republic Show and a little over a month since Phase I wrapped up its story, so it’s been quiet in the era of The High Republic for fans (unless those rumors of a live-action TV show are true…), but even this newest batch of details and interviews is enough to breathe life back into the discussion ahead of Star Wars Celebration and likely a lot of news there. In the latest show, host Krystina Arielle sums up the finale to Phase I, talks with the new authors joining the project, interviews with some creatives about the finale, and some scant and surprising details about Phase II! Continue reading “The High Republic Show: Phase II Path of Deceit Cover, New Authors Chat, and More!”

Publishing News: Attack of the Clones Insider Celebration, The Mandalorian Comic, and Padawan Cover

Whether you’re a prequel fan, a The Mandalorian fan, or all the above since it’s all Star Wars, there was some recent news for everyone! For starters, Star Wars Insider will celebrate Attack of the Clones’ 20th Anniversary with 4 short stories, then the cover and a new interview dropped for the Obi-Wan-centric Padawan novel, and lastly Marvel jumps back into the adaptation game (after quietly cancelling The Rise of Skywalker’s) with… The Mandalorian’s first season?!? Head below for more details.
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The High Republic Show: Phase II Novels, Comics, Art Book Announced, And More!

With the first Phase of The High Republic nearly at an end, the final comic issues dropping March, the latest The High Republic Show was focused more on how we got here, Krystina Arielle’s cool new digs and fan-made costume, and discussing much of what’s transpired since The Fallen Star‘s release in January, plus a suggestion on which piece to read to finish Phase I, Wave III. There were some reveals for Phase II: Quest of the Jedi, like who’s writing what, from Zoraida Córdova kicking off the new story with the adult novel and Claudia Gray behind a comic book, as well as a much requested and really exciting Art of The High Republic book, but it was focused mainly on the journey so far and teases of the future (5 or so years total in story) and I think it was well-deserved considering how fandom has accepted the initiative since its launch, though it also mentioned something fandom has been rallying against for sometime. Head on for the lowdown! Continue reading “The High Republic Show: Phase II Novels, Comics, Art Book Announced, And More!”

Canon Comic Review: Star Wars Adventures #14 (Vol. 2)

Star Wars Adventures #14 2020 Review Mynock Manor

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You wouldn’t quite know it, but with Star Wars Adventures #14 (Vol. 2), IDW closes out their mainline series and is their penultimate contribution before Dark Horse takes over the license later in the year. The main story focused on Rey wraps up nicely while Justina Ireland’s The High Republic back-up tale is a stellar showing for writer and artist both. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars Adventures #14 (Vol. 2)”

Canon Comic Review: Star Wars Adventures #13 (Vol. 2)

Star Wars Adventures #13 2020 Review Mynock Manor

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Star Wars Adventures #13 (Vol. 2) pulls us back to the sequel trilogy with a tale starring Rey, Finn, and BB-8, while the Tales of Villainy turns Darth Vader into a horror-movie character.
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Novel Review: Life Day Treasury

Life Day Treasury Review Mynock Manor

After two haunting collections of myths and dark legends within the Star Wars universe, George Mann and Grant Griffin, with Cavan Scott joining, bring revelry and cheer in their next outing: Life Day Treasury. A celebration of mid-winter traditions, with a few frights of its own, Life Day Treasury is another excellent entry in this series and a fun change of pace, with more stellar illustrations, making this a book worth sharing around your next Life Day gathering. Continue reading “Novel Review: Life Day Treasury”

Star Wars Comics December 2021 Solicitations

Star Wars Comics December 2021 Solicitations

Normally December is a month of mid-winter celebrations, but Star Wars comics looks to be anything but joyous and cheerful, as the underworld is in chaos due to Crimson Dawn’s startling return, Vader’s leading a crew to take them down, Aphra and Sana find themselves dealing with an ancient cult (if they’re elves, that would at least be festive), while The High Republic era content doesn’t seem any more uplifting with murder investigations and the deadly Lourna Dee holding a lightsaber. Grab yourself some spiked eggnog, you’re going to need it, before checking out December 2021’s Star Wars comic solicitations! Continue reading “Star Wars Comics December 2021 Solicitations”

Life Day Treasury, a Wintry Fables Book, Revealed

Life Day Treasury Announcement

Fables from within the Star Wars galaxy have provided two excellent books so far, but with their spookier focus, it was about time to switch to something a little more festive: Life Day! In Life Day Treasury: Holiday Stories from a Galaxy Far, Far Away, the latest in-universe folklore collection, writers George Mann and Cavan Scott, with illustrator Grant Griffin, will bring the holiday cheer to fans this September. Check out some artwork below and reveals of what two stories will be about! Update 9/17: Here’s our review of Life Day Treasury! Continue reading “Life Day Treasury, a Wintry Fables Book, Revealed”

Canon Novel Review: Dark Legends

Dark Legends Mynock Manor Review

As part of the Galaxy’s Edge publishing tie-in program, Myths & Fables told Star Wars stories those within the universe would share with one another. Dark Legends, once again written by George Mann with ghoulish art by Grant Griffin, is the next entry in the series, this time focusing exclusively on spookier and frightening fables for excellent, chilling effect. Continue reading “Canon Novel Review: Dark Legends”

NYCC 2019: Marvel Goes Post-TESB with Relaunches, More Doctor Aphra Promised, New Thrawn Trilogy Incoming, and More!

NYCC 2019 Publishing Panel

The Lucasfilm Publishing Panel at NYCC 2019 was ripe with announcements, reveals, and intriguing hints of what’s to come. Marvel’s Star Wars comics head post-The Empire Strikes Back, the next Alphabet Squadron novel gets a release date, The Clone Wars gets an anthology book, some very scant details about Project Luminous, and much more so head below to learn what all happened! Continue reading “NYCC 2019: Marvel Goes Post-TESB with Relaunches, More Doctor Aphra Promised, New Thrawn Trilogy Incoming, and More!”